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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

4 ULR-kn eMoot NON Juno n lna S
Trains LAAvD 1AyuADI0 aA1 loivo 90 ozxav~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Nm. Phobs Cheslsy. Pstsrson. Clay Co. Iowa,
tolis the following mA!kabls story, the truth
g vhioa 4, yogsIsd sor y sss risidsIts q -
VIII iadnsy complaint and Iamsness Tor many
yeaFs; could mol drees mysslf without holI.
How am ffeo nom I'll pain ana soEenoss and
an able 70 DO Al my own house work. ] owe
ny thauks 70 1leotrie H1ttsn for having n.
1SvoA my youth. and removed completely all
1isssss a1d peia:h Try bottle. Jof ale b.
oar aGont n. B. C0e1rSn, Druggist ~ anA u
Nogtk Queen stroo6 1AAoastof. Pa. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Ihavs suffered greatly nom periodical rsturns
Chosvsr. druggists. obtained klyS Cream
tsim, ana ussda portion Of 4 auriag esvers
0iato and continued rciisf obfaineA By itS u0o.
IhSarlly recommend Il TO those su1srlng from
thle OF klnored oompiaints.-(ksvl u A. emitAs
Clinton, Wiz. au9&SWdood4W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
ktoho1 Oct.

nov many peopls there arc who are strug-
giing 70 Mss IN this world that arU Kicked dow n
and out by envtOus rivAls. 1A0ws0s' kcleelvtc
on never hicked OUT It's patrons II IL true
1,ue For throat affections. asthma and cetArrh
% 70 q certain ana fapid cuv0. tOr sale by n
3. Cochran. druggist is' ana lss North Queen
ntruoG LAncaDtor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
ADDlOAh
GODS 6ARBAPARlLLA.
Sick Headache


SUSN UUO000Svv0
y oos q ~ Ooes dietsuuoipg aaSotlons, anl
people Who osa its victims oSeorvo sympaeAy
Dut the gsoAt success of HOODS oanslp6s1ltA has
80 ln OuSing otek hoaAAoho mako % ooom
almost foolish - alloW ~ tssubie - sootlaue
~ ~ toaing aAl invigosaaing sleot upoa ~
digestive 0fgAass HooAp oassaparNla soa1ily
efves foaiee Whea haaAaehe Ar1ses from in0ieo0.
tsoa ana % nsarAlsio conditions By buildlng
Up tho aeblllta1el o stem, Hoods oaSsapaSllla
ron0vss ~ cause aa1 hence overeomss tAs
Hopd'o 0osoopaSilla
~ AVE besa subject 70 bee spells OF sick
healaene 1oe auubsf Of yoaSs aad could get
notAisg - help - fus aay leaotA q u0s uHtai
! took nou1's osssapaSlllA 1hAs De1lolnA
tAoushit reltevsd Ne from IL 1rst eoatinued
70 % until I haA Anishsd ths six bottles.
have not Ia Tie six b0tsles sinee." Ma n. q.
kiHs. wife Of Judge d. .. kiDg. Wilmington
Ohio.
lndigeot1on-leo Appetits
~ ysas ego ! suffered nom indigestion. haA
terriblo hoA1AoAes very little hea0AoAoi In faots
sooOe1 completely broken down. On taking
A0o1S oarsapar1llA ! began 70 improvs. aua
n0W have . goo4 appeute. ana my health y
excellent compared 20 Wbas Il was. Iam betssf
n spirits, um mot tsoubleA with eola 1eet q
hands, saa an entirely ourea Of indigseta0n."
MinuIn AAuHIHs. Newburgh. Ofanse County.
MI.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
0o,a By Ill drussists. q, six for - Frs.
pArsa By Q. L HOOD . Co, Lowell. Mas.
100 Doses One Dollar
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Bom0 Nf0oe- vt0ded WO0ea.
Can regulate their husbands amazingly fast,
should they not do their duty. Burdock Blood
1tsesvs are 9Ood regulator Of ths circulation
fhsy are exclusively . blood tonic. ana conse-
Quently strtAe ~ tho root Of many serious ALL
Sssnts. yor sale by II y. Cochran. druggist III
ana Q North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

ooY oSeknSns In ths househ0ldf 90. home can.
00S Be- always pioAeAn1 va take especial ploao-
8 bo9A 1de an1 certain ours for dyspepsla, and
~ 0Aooaeoo Of IL liver ana ki1neys, R0f 0al0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
Pus Upoo His Voos.

"eet mp in bed and coughed TIL tho clothing
yas vet with per.ptration. ny vile insistsd
spooafui re.isvsd Hs. ana two bot,iss hsvs
nsorsA ne. can honestly recommend II Z" Z. n.
4. sships. Crsek Centre, n. y. FOr sAle BY u. 4.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30
APDOIAL 0OflODa.

0SoO DSsaeoos, y. Y.
~ Selt vesk and lsnguid; had paipitatioN Of
tbs heayt ana uumbne6s Of ths liMbs. 8wvdocb
Blood 6tasvs have certainly relieved mo. They
sFu mOst EXCELLENT Mr.. J. 4. Wright eoe saIs
by n. b cochran. druggist lSI and 10 north
0ue0n street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-08-30

Ooap - O0Sos-Se0ssoa.
Nyoa setn troable lsoe Ip ho,a on. sivs ~
S c,s q a.: :: ssys e e: An:
- 90 ask HIN Sos NGessas 1eise1vSe on. L
e ycSs &C. s'sY a,a'' s.S y, sos ss:.s s:.s x =
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
Married at Her Mother. Bedside.

ELWRA, y y, August IA wed.
ding ceremony was performed under very
singular circumstance. here yesterday
morniong. Mrs G.. Williams. while at
tending her sick terin-law. spilled
alcohol over her clothing, which took
fire from a lamp and burned her so badly
that she died four hours later Before
she died she called her daughter Belle
aged Is, to her bedside and made her
promise t0 marry a young man who had
been secretly paying attention 90 her
Before the funeral was held the young
couple stood AT the head of thc caehel
containing Mrs Williams body and
were married
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
THE CHATswORTH DISASTER.
The Coroner's jury Divided,

CHICAGO, Ill, August 1.-THE jury
this morning was evenly divided on the
nature Of the verdict. Three Of the ju-
rOrs-Postmaster Sears and the farmers
Shea and Brigham-wan,ed t0practically
exonerate the management OF the road
by declaring the accident due to ca eless-
ness and disobedience of Coughin The
other three jurors, Hardwareman Turner,
Grocer Cloz, and Graindealer Osborne,
were inclined to deal leniently with
Coughlin and censure the management
Of the road, especially for running such
a monster double-header train Coroner
Long is said to be under many obligations
to the company for passes, &c, and spends
much OF his time az the hotel and else
whore with the company attorney Mr..
Long fayors the verdict throwing the
blame on Coughlin The latter is poor,
awkward-looking fellow, long, bony, and
siammers frightfully.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
10, THE rOOR INDIAN
Hei. stin Massacrcing Colorado Cltire


DENVER. Col, August IA Rocky
HountgiR Mars correspondent telegraphs
frem Glenwood Springs the following in
formation received from Meeker by tou-
rier Van Clef The courier whom Gen
eral West sent out to find Sheriff Ken
dali arrived this Tuesday morning,
having ridden from Kendalrs camp
near Thornbury's cattle ground, in less
than thirteen hours, distance OF lOl
miles. Forty of Kendalrs men weakened
and deserted him, leaving only fifteen
men lie is greatly reduced, his horses
are turned ont, and he is working to-
wards Mceker for assistance and sup
plies The messenger says the Utcs are
coming up from the reservation and Au-
gustine's band from Douglass creek.
The worst has been realized, and the
citizens Of Garfield county are wrought
into the highest pitch Of excitement over
the fact that that the whole White river
country is swarming with Indians and
that an attack by them Is imminent
on all ranches lying away from Meeker
The condition of affairs at Meeker at this
writing (j am Tuesday shows fever
heat
The most thorough preparations are
being made, and if the Indians should
attack they will meet with warm recep
tiOn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
HAIL TO THE AssIsTASr CHIEF.
The Return of Assistant Engineer olive
Mountcastle.

Assistant Chief Engineer Oliver Mount
castle has returned from New York CITY
He went on 10 attend the National Con-
yeniion OF the American Fircmen.
The convention was in session nearly
all the week, and transacted much bHsi-
ness Of Importance and interest Mr.
MOuntcastle was chosen one Of the dep
uty national yice-p presidents.
He reports that the visiting hremen
were very Hospitality entertained, and
that the week was one of the most pleas
ant he ever spent He spent a large pOr-
iion Of his time i'm inspecting the fire APP
paratus and the workings of the New
York Fire Department He came back
loaded with information that viii Doe of
practical use TO him and TO the Richmond
Fire Department
Oliver Mountcastle is one Of the oldest
fireman in Richmond lie has served in
every capacity from torch bearer up 10
assistant chief and did his duty i'm every
position In all these years hc has also
been a friend 20 be relied ON, and IT is
safe 10 say that the interests, lives, and
property of the people are safe when
conided to his hands
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

SYRACUSE, August i5-The morning
trains from all directions brought dele
gates TO the United Labor Convention.
The arrivals up TO 9 am. were not a-
large as had been expected, less than one
hundred coming from New York and
Kings county The State Executive
Committee held a meeting at O'Clock
and received the credentials of go dele
gates and alternates The socialistic CON
testing delegations from New York were
given tickets of admission to the hall
with the others. At f0a.m the commit.
tee went into executive session and began
10 prepare the list of delegates for The
follcall when the convention organizes
al - o'clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

CmcAGo, Aug. IA special dispatch
TO the Ime, from Albuquerque. y. NJ,
says A report comes from Newton ranch.
in Tonto Basin. that several cowboys lcft
Ilolbrook some days ago IN search of q
man named Blcvins, who had been miss
ing for several day, They were rein
forced by four other cowboys, who joined
in the search The next d y they reached
the residence Of the rewksbcrrys, i'm
Touto Basin. After making inquiry
about the missing man they turned toriie
away, when a voiley was fired from the
house, killing John Paine and j. D. Gil
lespie and severely wounding g. r.
Tucker Tucker died before they reached
the ranch. \ party has left here 90 re-
cover the bodies OF Paine and Gillespie,
and further bloodshed Is feared
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

The Danville Regstr has the follow ing
pertinent paragraph
petersburg has been entertained re-
Gently with two murder cases Puvcar
white was hanged ON Friday last ON %
charge Of wife murder the evidence in
the case being almo-t circum~tantial
LangstOn lcoloredlwas sentenced to eight
years in the penitcntiary for shooting TO
death a defenseless man, in broad day
light whom the murderer accused of
stealing his pipe And yet our jury
system is said to be the perfection of JUS
tice 90
$50 well pleased was Lang-iOn with
the verdict that he refused To- apply for "a
new trial
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
FOR 4 GOOD CAUSE.
The cold First" to Have "a Memorial Win
dow.


dow.
The members Of the old First Virginia
regiment are moving In the matter OF a
memorial window for their dead At the
Confederate Home Memorial chapel.
The committee having the matter In
charge are Sergeant William Harper Dean
Of Company b. chairman Jame- a. Gen
try Of Company II, secretary and treasu-
rer. and Sergeant Charles 1. LOehr OF
Company d.
4 more extended notice will be made
I'm a short time The committee hope 10
experience no difficulty in raising suf-
hciency Of funds for this worthy object.
The record Of "the Old First" is bright
spot I'm the history Of Richmond.
They were all Richmond boys. and well
did they uphold the name Of the dear old
city. Let the response be not confined
TO the survivors, but let others have a
share in this honor It Is for regiment
that WAS all our own. and no better
fought or bled with Beauregard, John
stOn. or with Lee
This would well be put, il every cent
has to come out Of the hard earnings oi
the survivors, all OF whom are poor men
I'm this worlds goods.
Fnir nghtiug famous First,
Full many a story recall
That might well here be vcrscd.
But who could sing thy glories all
but should our fortunes rise on fail
Wen iCt fate dO its worst,
And nail thy picture 20 the wall
BIZ blooming, bloody First.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

GALVESTON, August IA special dis
patch to the Ners from Laredo says
Passengers ON tine Rio Grande and Pecos
road report that two Meyicans were
killed Monday night in the Mexican town
of IIidalgo. opposite PalafoX, on this side
of thc Rio Grandc river The two men
killed are reported TO be smuggiers and
the murderer- were bandits, who attacked
them ior the purpose of plunder The
latest accounts are to the effect that the
Mexican authorities have arrested three
men charged with completely in the
crime
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
NEW OFFICES.



Was this position created Just to ft q
.aHin contingency Very few people
hueN there was such W office within The
lt, ot thc Committee Of Grounds and
Buildings When J.. " Rose. the excel
tn, Keeper of the New Reservoir. wa.
oN-tel and " Humphrey Calder elected
.n l.- stead This was supposed To- till the
hI There have been mo- complaints
against Ml Calder and the election OF
Mr. Clinton Depric,t was q painful sur
prsa iu more ways I'D one.
What limit is there Co the powers of
this Grounds and Buildings tommittecf 3
Ou what meat 90 they feed that they
.ayc grown So great They held am in.
fc-ugauon into % matter with one mem
her elected for thc purpose OF doing all
ae c1ald against (uishaw and Neither
wood. VIII any sane man say he believes
llai such man could Doe unbiased when
iIW was his only qualification as a Coun-
Gilman
Richmond Is very conservative and
Will stand a great deal. hut there should
he some limit TO the powers of even SO
august = body as City Council Commit
tec on Grounds and Buildings Let the
question 0f The creation of new Offices as
.neclrcs for useful men be- made i'm the
proper manner
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

You Can't Keep Working Nan Down

You Can't Keep Working Man Down.
il is not often that Colonel Richard F.
Bcirne Of the Ntqte newspaper. is left at
any time or under any circumstances
But yesterday, by some unforeseen acci.
dent. he missed the train ON which he
usually comes from Ashland Nothing
dauutcd however. he had his fine private
team fixed up and was driven the seven
teen miles intervening between the love
liest village and lhe capital I'm a jilIy
lie was in ,imc 10 fix mp bis editorial
work, and II yesterdays Stat, is n spcci-
men Of his work under adverse circum-
stances the public will not be the Loser
should he be cleft again Colonel Beirnc
returned in the evening by the same con-
ycyance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
4 West Point Wedding

NEwBrRG. August l7-At Highland
Falls, south of West Point, yesterday,
Miss Josephine Drew and Lieutenant
Alonlo Gray. % graduate of West Point,
were married. The bride Is the youngest
daughter of Jerry Drew Lieutenant Gray
comes from Iowa The ceremony took
place IN The Presbyterian church at 3 p.
M. 4 reception at the home of the bride
followed the ceremony Tomorrow
morning the couple will start for Fort
Reno, Indian Territory, stopping on the
way for a short time at the Iowa home
of the bridegroom
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
Kacing at snratogn.

SARATOGA, \. Y, August l7.-There
was fair attendance at the races here to-
day. Weather fine and track fast.
First race-Selling race for two-year
olds, furlongs; Matte Laurain won,
Balance second, and Jack Cooks third.
Time, l.Oii.
Second race-Sweepstakes for all ages
mile and furlong GrIsette won. Nettle
second and Binette third. Time lj,t
Third race-Three-quarters of a mile
Santa Rita won, Dudley Oaks second
Harry Glenn third Time, l:l6i
Fourth race-Mile. Unique won. War
rington second. and Chickahominy third
Wine I .45
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

Now 70 (. alleged that Mr. Clinton De
priest Is not "a rcformer,' SO called.
Well nobody imagined that be was I'm
favor of any kind OF reform to any great
extent Most "reformers' are only after
am office, and IN that he is with them
bat there could not be much risk taken
In wagering that If Mr. Depriest voted at
all in May, 1886, that he voted the So
called reform ticket, and in doubling
tie bet That he did not vote the Demo.
cratic ticket He probably belongs TO
That kind of independents whose indie
peHdence consists in abuse of the Demo
cratic party with never word OF com.
plant against their opponents
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

The clerk of the weather had been So
wiltcd with the hot and humid moods of
hi- element that his pluck was all taken
out OF him, and he could not vent re 10
promise as comforting q degree Of tenn
pcuurc rs wc have had in The Middle
States for the last day or two. In New
York ON Monday IL was quite autumnal,
and yesterday I'm Richmond the alternate
fits Of sunshine and cloud, with cool
breezes, made the day pleasant even in
the streets.
Last night the rain caused further
lall in the temperature.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

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Overdue taxes due the State on real
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BY rendering coupons you will save a
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The United States Supreme Court by
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

PITTsBURG. August l1.-At the six
tecnth annual convention of the Grand
Lodge of the Order of the Sons Of St.
George, at Pittsburg, nearly POO delegates
were present The following officers
were elected Worthy era d President,
Thoma. Brown, of Philadelphia w G..
Nicc-President, Charles Downcs, Boston
W. g.. Secretary. j. II. Williams, Phila-
dclphia. " q. Treasurer, Robert Stew
art, Philadelphia. W. G.. Messenger,
Isaac Ellis Brockpori. y. Y. VIC Inside
Sentinel, H. ID. Collingwood, Buffalo.
At present there are about 2l0OO mem
hcr, In this country 10000 OF them being
In good standing The order is well
fixed financially, having over $4,000 in
the treasury.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18
Anniversary OF the Discovery Of America.

WAsHlNGroY, August l1.-The Spanish
Minister Of State, Mr. Morct, has written
a letter 10 United States Minister Curry
regarding the proposed celebration Of
the fourth centennial of the discovery Of
the United States by Columbus. Mr..
Norct assures Minister Curry that Spain
viii celebrate the anniversary in 1892,
and viii invite all the nations who pco-
pie the territorie, discovered by Colum-
bus 10 take par. in the celebration. The
Spanish Government is ready at the same
time to take part in any other observance
of the anniversary which may be under
taken on the American continent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

ue.li, Reception of Mr.. Bangs, Miss Bch-
..n. aud the Company Picturesque
rIs, aud Ncrs Perfect Performance.
some Seeded Reforms.
Tlc romatic drama. Russia was pre-
.r,r lHr the first time on any stage last
.lt 20 The Theatre The audience.
.I.tn0 as large AZ 10 should have been
p..a representative and critical one.
Nr Frank Bangs, who pcrsenated
Count Vladimir, received "a warm rcccp-
tn A- dii Miss Bchrcns. who appeared
s.Ntfa NorroG The play is Of the heroic
character. and appeals strongly 90 the
..m.Athie- OF the audience. All Of the
..mEp0.uts were well brought out The
au uDc was very sympathetic one,
anI Mc applause was liberal Atthe end
.ttc third 8ct there WAS an enthusiastic
-..N and Miss Behrcns was presented
.,tIa Is very elaborate and beautiful floral
1rrng with the inscription "From 70
Knight Templar
M- Behren- husband IS both a Tenn
.lr and member Of the Mystic Shrine
Iac interest in the piece progressed
l..re were other recalls. and thc curtain
fIon well-pleasod audience
THE WAY lT ALL ENDED
p.s pm.ucntiy satisfactory. 10 being but
another version Of the old. old story, and
.,. they were married
ST. Bangs and Mis-. Bohrcns were very
elective in the leading nL' Mr. Frank
Ambrose. Mr sam Glenn. Mr. ~aniini,
anl Nr. Isabella Nadron as the mother
Count Vladimir. rendered very cii.-
Ilf support
On Tie whole the play is very picture
o-.ae one and is mo- doubt destined TO
become popular The first performance
Na-a aslccc-- and 10 is hoped that full
..-es Hill greet the company the bal
a.c NJ tle week
SIR l. vs. C8,tine met with many old
friends at thc door and received warm
..Imc. %, dId Mr. Hume. bis partner
t--.a vil Doe presented Tonight for thc
au.Nt of Richmond Lodge b y. %. Elks.
HI lc house should bc packed The
.l people 0n earth deserve bumper
should have eit
WHERE REr0HN Is NEEDED.
SOM. of fLc most effective passage. iu
'0. play n-t uishi were married hy the
Ui.ne-- of some of the audience in The
'er. who always -uichcr out and
ma0 remarks during the most affecting
passages OF thc performance.
If lIc police attend the Theatre Foo as
huge force as have been the custom
.reioiorc 10 is hoped ,haf they win aid
fIe officers of the Theatre Doc preserving
0rIer
lf Vas rather warm last night. and q
n ar in Russia Wa- % very -ca-Onabic
midsummer nights recreation
Another reform might Dee made Gen
'amen who are compelled to go ont he-
'Aceu each act should take back sea OF
u in the gallery. and not take seats
where ladies and their escorts Will De am
Dyed s0oftcn There were Sis acts last
night and the constant going in and ont
Na- NOT agreeable 90 people of quiet
tastes.
However, the first performance was q
,cy pleasant one.
Nr Wyatt. Mr Smhhs. Captain Jack
1n. ali thc old ushcr- and other attaches
cra in their places
Mrs Powell viewed the performance
um ihe treasurer h0N and was kindly
feetei hyquite numhcrof old habiWcs
mI other friends
Ihc costumes were characteristic. The
scenery appropriate, and The stage sit
n.- after very approved method.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-18

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